Drink#9: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. FunOnRails: RailsTinyMCE - A Rich Text Editor for ruby on rails: Sandip Ransing shares the rails plugin that wraps TinyMCE, a good way to add rich text input to your RoR app.
2. Ambitious Query Indexer: This plugin gives you indexing suggestion based on your queries instead of just the table structure.
3. Rails 3: Let ActiveRecord Manage Your Translations: I18n is really a simple way to internationalize an RoR application. However, now you can use ActiveRecord to store the translation in the db instead of the yml files. You can also use chaching that comes in-buit with this.